1. Declarative-The dog ran across the street. 2. Interrogative- What should i wear today? 3. Imperative- Go to your room now. 4. Exclamatory- Oh my gosh it's Scotty Mccreery!
Correct A Run-On Sentences
1. semicolon- The days were hot and dry; the nights were extremely cold. 2. comma- Joe, Bob, and Fred went to the movies.
3. period- The cat climbed up the tree. 4. subordinating conjunctions- Since Mom and Dad weren't there to pick me up, I had to walk home.
Sentence Structure
Simple- Jill skipped on the sidewalk. Complex- This movie is difficult to see since the picture is very blurry. Compound- The cell phone rang, but no one answered. Compound/complex- While waiting for an airplane flight, i finished my book, and wrote a postcard. Figurative Language
Simile- Jack ran like a cheetah hyperbole- This bag weighed a ton onomatopoeia- drip drop drip drop metaphor- Sam was a lonely ghost alliteration- Willy went wild personification The trees danced in the wind
Writing Styles
1. absoulte- Arms shaking, heart pounding, the student took the test. 2. appositive- Logan led the basketball team to the championship. 3. adverb for effect- "Hurry come here Tommy is hurt,"Tish said fearfully. 4. adjective beginning- Ecstatic, Logan was in line to go see the A&M girls basketball game. 5. dash- she was telling the truth- or so i thought! 6. speaker tag- "come on Susan!" Margret said hitting the bathroom door.
Kinds Of Sentences
1. Declarative-The dog ran across the street.
2. Interrogative- What should i wear today?
3. Imperative- Go to your room now.
4. Exclamatory- Oh my gosh it's Scotty Mccreery!
Correct A Run-On Sentences
1. semicolon- The days were hot and dry; the nights were extremely cold.
2. comma- Joe, Bob, and Fred went to the movies.
3. period- The cat climbed up the tree.
4. subordinating conjunctions- Since Mom and Dad weren't there to pick me up, I had to walk home.
Sentence Structure
Simple- Jill skipped on the sidewalk.
Complex- This movie is difficult to see since the picture is very blurry.
Compound- The cell phone rang, but no one answered.
Compound/complex- While waiting for an airplane flight, i finished my book, and wrote a postcard.
Figurative Language
Simile- Jack ran like a cheetah
hyperbole- This bag weighed a ton
onomatopoeia- drip drop drip drop
metaphor- Sam was a lonely ghost
alliteration- Willy went wild
personification The trees danced in the wind
Writing Styles
1. absoulte- Arms shaking, heart pounding, the student took the test.
2. appositive- Logan led the basketball team to the championship.
3. adverb for effect- "Hurry come here Tommy is hurt,"Tish said fearfully.
4. adjective beginning- Ecstatic, Logan was in line to go see the A&M girls basketball game.
5. dash- she was telling the truth- or so i thought!
6. speaker tag- "come on Susan!" Margret said hitting the bathroom door.